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  • Parasitic wasp pollinating a calendula flower

    9 Flowers To Grow From Seed That Attract Beneficial Insects To The Garden

    As the name implies, beneficial insects are advantageous to have in any home garden. Attract them to yours by planting any one of these gorgeous flowers.

    By Peg Aloi March 4th, 2025 Read More
  • A gardener digs up soil in a garden bed filled with gravel and large rocks.

    Easily Sift Gravel Out Of Soil Or Sand With A Simple DIY Solution

    If gravel-laden soil is causing problems for plants in your garden, learn how to remedy the issue with a budget-friendly and super simple DIY for sifting sand.

    By Kate Nicholson March 3rd, 2025 Read More
  • Old gray doormat with gold WELCOME letters

    10 Amazing Ways To Repurpose An Old Doormat Around The House And Garden

    Whether your old doormat is made out of coconut coir, rubber, fabric, or another material, discover a way to repurpose it around your home or garden.

    By Bri Ahearn February 28th, 2025 Read More
  • Gardener planting a seed.

    The Popular Flower You Should Grow From Seed And Not Buy As A Seedling

    There are flowers you want to start as seedlings and others that are best grown from seed, like this stunning and popular North American bloom.

    By Kim W.S. February 27th, 2025 Read More
  • White bags of mulch lying in garden

    Ways To Reuse Soil Or Mulch Bags In The Garden For Less Waste At Home

    Instead of throwing away your empty soil or mulch bags, consider giving them a second life and reducing waste at home with these gardening hacks.

    By Kate Nicholson February 25th, 2025 Read More
  • The side yard between a house and the fence with just grass

    Not Sure How To Use Your Side Yard? Here's A Simple Idea To Liven Up Your Space

    Don't let your side yard go to waste. This often underutilized space in the garden can be transformed into a thriving and functional area with this clever idea.

    By Annette Hird February 24th, 2025 Read More
  • A simple indoor plant shelf filled with tropical houseplants

    Upgrade Your Basic Plant Shelf With A PVC Lighting DIY

    An an easy DIY grow light installation using basic PVC pipes is the perfect addition for growing lush houseplants or even fresh salad greens right in your home.

    By Annette Hird February 23rd, 2025 Read More
  • Cluster of birds at a feeder topped with snow

    Avoid These Ingredients In Bird Seed To Get More Variety At Your Feeder

    If you want to attract a wide variety of desirable birds to your yard, it's crucial to provide the right seeds. Avoid mixes with these two ingredients.

    By Bri Ahearn February 23rd, 2025 Read More
  • A curved retaining wall in front of a flower bed filled with pretty pink and white petunias

    Elevate Your Garden With A DIY Curved Retaining Wall For Expanding Flower Beds

    If your sloping backyard feels featureless, consider adding a curved retaining wall with a garden bed overflowing with flowers. Learn how to DIY your wall here.

    By Annette Hird February 22nd, 2025 Read More
  • A person cutting fruit from a lemon tree

    Common Types Of Pests Attracted To Lemon Trees (& How To Protect Them)

    Knowing how to recognize and deal with pests that are commonly found on lemon trees can help to ensure your plant thrives and produces plenty of juicy fruit.

    By Annette Hird February 20th, 2025 Read More
  • Jumble of colorful pieces of scrap ribbon

    The 17 Most Unique Ways To Repurpose Leftover Ribbon In Your Home And Garden

    Instead of throwing away leftover ribbon or using it to dress up wrapped presents, consider repurposing it around your home and garden in these unique ways.

    By Haley Chavez February 18th, 2025 Read More
  • A section of rain gutter is detaching from the roof of an old house.

    Don't Throw Out Your Old Gutters - Repurpose Them Into Custom Window Box Planters

    Most people don't think twice about throwing out their old gutters. But what if we told you that you could repurpose them into custom window box planters?

    By Kate Nicholson February 13th, 2025 Read More
  • Mint growing in a garden bed showing its aggressive spreading growth

    The Downsides To Growing Mint That You Should Be Aware Of

    This aromatic plant can be a wonderful addition to your outside space, but it's important to understand the risks before growing it in your herb garden.

    By Annette Hird February 12th, 2025 Read More
  • A gorgeous large hoya plant trailing along the base of a staircase showing the fleshy leaves and stunning wax flowers

    How To Know When To Repot Your Hoya Plant (& Mistakes To Avoid)

    Learn how to determine the right time to repot your hoya plant and discover common mistakes to avoid. Ensure your hoya thrives all year round with these tips.

    By Annette Hird February 11th, 2025 Read More
  • Small Bokashi composter on cutting board with produce

    Short On Outdoor Space? Bokashi Composting Might Be Perfect For You

    Even if you don't have much outdoor space, you can still take advantage of the benefits of composting kitchen scraps with the art of bokashi composting.

    By Jessica Steinhoff February 11th, 2025 Read More
  • A gopher poking its head out of a burrow in the ground

    The Spicy Pest Control Hack You Should Never Use When Dealing With Gophers

    Gophers terrorizing your garden? This hot-food hack might sound like an appealing natural method of pest control, but the dangers outweigh the benefits.

    By Kandice Vincent February 11th, 2025 Read More
  • Family picking weeds near the fence

    Tips And Tricks To Prevent Weeds From Growing Close To Your Fence

    Learn effective tips and tricks to prevent weeds from growing near your fence. Explore practical strategies for weed control and maintenance techniques.

    By Shelley Frost February 10th, 2025 Read More
  • variety of dishes and glassware on thrift store shelves

    Upcycle Thrifted Glassware Into Beautiful Bespoke DIY Garden Decor

    Most thrift stores' glassware section is filled with old wedding dishes and pretty glass vases; upcycle these affordable pieces in your garden with these tips.

    By Lindsay Donaldson February 10th, 2025 Read More
  • Pink zinnias blooming in a garden

    The Flavorful Herb You Should Plant Near Zinnias For All Of Its Benefits

    Discover the flavorful herb you should plant near zinnias to enhance your garden’s beauty and health. Learn tips for and benefits of companion planting.

    By Lauren Krystaf February 10th, 2025 Read More
  • Hand and metal scoop scooping cornstarch from a folded paper bag

    Why Do People Add Cornstarch To Their Garden Soil & Should You Try It?

    Have you ever witnessed your neighbors pour cornstarch over their garden? You may be tempted to try it, but it's important to know a few things first.

    By Kandice Vincent February 9th, 2025 Read More
  • Various paper and cardboard seed starting pots on a table along with a watering can, a pair of scissors, a key and some apples.

    Grow Healthy Seedlings And Soil With These DIY Cardboard Biodegradable Seed Starting Pots

    Seed starting pots are typically pretty affordable, but why spend money on something you can easily make for free? Grab some cardboard and start DIYing.

    By Annette Hird February 8th, 2025 Read More
  • Pile of colorful empty plastic shopping bags

    15 Creative Ways To Repurpose Your Plastic Grocery Bags To Use Around The House

    Instead of throwing away those plastic bags from the grocery store, discover how to turn them into both decorative and useful items for your home.

    By Lindsay Donaldson February 7th, 2025 Read More
  • Milk jugs filled with winter sown seeds

    The Container Mistakes That Will Prevent Your Winter Sown Seeds From Sprouting

    Winter sowing is a great way to start seeds that require cold stratification in a more controlled environment, but these mistakes may keep seeds from sprouting.

    By Jessica Steinhoff February 6th, 2025 Read More
  • Pillbug on a green leaf

    Protect Your Plants With These Proven Methods To Control Pillbugs And Sowbugs

    Pillbugs and sowbugs can become a real nuisance in your garden, but luckily you have options when it comes to preventing an infestation (or eliminating them).

    By Sakshi Khaitan February 4th, 2025 Read More
  • A pile of used black and orange plastic nursery pots on a garden potting table

    23 Creative Ways To Reuse Plastic Nursery Pots In Your Garden

    Instead of throwing away those plastic nursery pots your plants come in, discover some creative and useful ways to repurpose them around your garden.

    By Kate Nicholson February 4th, 2025 Read More
  • Common vole amid plants and soil

    How To Get Rid Of Voles Using Unconventional Methods You Haven't Tried

    If you're finding holes and damage in your garden, meadow voles may be the culprit. Learn how to get rid of voles using our pest expert's advice.

    By Ron Baker February 3rd, 2025 Read More
  • A multi-layered fountain sits in the corner of a yard that features colorful flowers and bushes.

    Create A Beautiful Tiered Planter Out Of An Old Garden Fountain

    Do you have an old fountain in the garden? If you don't use it, you can easily convert it into a tiered planter and fill it with your favorite flowers.

    By Melody Ip January 31st, 2025 Read More
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